Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-13
.TCONCLUSION.
CHAPTER MI.

1TlD ~ AkNH
Tb.v were far from RingwoOd, md Ring
mill and the little church and clus-
houses and elms Of the village.
We shall stay \ bit in L~un'On," he an
swered.
IN his i~ntonatiOn, that surprised her.
I'm your London house:
IN, he laughed. ''Weu-yes, in my
an house. Now, my dear Trip, don't
nj the Indigestion if the dinner is not
.b;,b SEASONED rs pleases your mother
WHAT do YOU mean, AlgernOn?' II
9TH An effort that she called him by
his Christian name.
won will find that out all too soon, he
r,I somewhat uneaSily. Il am sorry,
.irI that things will not be quite as
u,.,bt wish. In fact, Beaufort house,
T.-,JlIv Is in the hands of the house
.,,srs and the smell Of the white lead
l.r.,rrious. 80 l thought it as well to
take lodgings
.Bnt-we 20 Ia Norway tomorrow -
nil looking round at him, and this
me first thine she ventured to do this
.,,,r she had stepped into the carriage
9TH him. HIS face was troubled, he took
n.r hand and kissed it, then looked out OF
the window.
Norway must wait he said with avert
FL rounteuance.
Then he turned, and with 4 laugh said,
.prrhaps Jerico would suit yOu better
N. could not make it ont.
I've been considering that perhaps you
~. had sailor, and.would he upset at sea,
.ul the barometer has been falling, and |
-. bv the PAPER that the storm Signals are
,n and 70 We had better postpone our de
purture.
Till the storm is OVer2'
oh yes till the storm is over
Wh1- WIS the meaning of the alteration
.r IN. manner and one OF voice, even IN
~. gppelrIncc his face wore. They were
in the train. lie made her get out At n
.r,rinn where there were branches and
.-., lines in all directions. They changed
,r,,,,rmS. tank fresh tickets, got out again;
had cab. Took the Metropolitan; then
,DarIrr cab. and ut last drew up.
..Ynur lodgings seem very difficult 20
reach. sud Trip.
They axe SsqucStered, he answered :
.mn.r suitable for lovers.
The house ut which the cab deposited
TTr and her husband was a small hall
villa NJ Lower Norwood, I'M new road half
made. and where the row of houses was
only half built. The garden was uncultI-
yatri. a small patch in front 81 the door;
The turf was not even green. The entrance
6.or WIS fresh painted and stuck. When
u was opened, admission WAS obtained into
q small hall, 80 narrow that two could iii
walk abreast in il. The mean stairs were
steep ana uncarpcted. There was accom-
notation only on one sidc-the right side
ID, the house. 4 blank wall divided this
half house from the other halt houSe.
There wlS a pIrlor on the ground floor, and
4,mll! diming-rO0m in the rear, opening
.nrna ward. The furniture WAS of the
gLl5u-~f description and sparse. only one
~ry4ut appeared. an ~ill-favored, elderly,
smallpox marked roman
Ian ws puzzled aud frightened, II
Tel. ready Ia rry. She was afraid to ask
..r,>,lon> and afraid To express ner dlSap-
continent.
For supper there were mutton chopSahu
h..,I u-,'atorS and cold rice pudding; no
vine. hut ale and whisky and water.
Certainly the style III living WAS better
n Iiuywnpd. though the TottenhamS did
t.Irag Ia trade. and had no pretenSe to .
duke in the family.
That NIr. Beaufort was very fond OF IHp
w.s tire only reality of her dream, and 1t
aaS the reality she could hest have spared
She did not care for him; indeed, aS her
marriage drew on. she had felt a shrinking
from him. and now that she WAS married
awokr to a., tact that she diSliked him.
There are some persons with whom you
NAV ul,> a score of years, and whom You
NAV meet every dIv. and vet You get no
nearer ,n KNOWN. them. You know their
,xrrrrnr>. every line of their faces, every
mole and hI.mi~h in the skin; Won know
rh,rr tone of voice. their walk. hut ynu
Newer ct within. IN know their true na-
'rr> % Ivl that ynu have touched 4
pn'>, NOT a lit ot cloth or sable Jacket.
Then, are other individuals whom We
'-.r fn look into. We know that some day
o- other the peep will given, and We shall
SEQ what We hId much rather not. We are
-.4d 70 know their exterior only, anddrcad
the Iay when they shall become tranSpa-
rent 20 rs.
some such q feeling was in the heart Of
Trip She hcgln To fear her husband, to
suspect that under the surface She should
rnnr on. not q hidden treasure, hut dead
mems homes and ~rottenneSS.
bay after day passed and Trip was very
dull. She asked if the Norway excursion
Wee finally abandoned. He said II was
-; bat gave no reason. Had the storm
that was expected missed its course? He
td not know.
We're they going into Worcestershire ?
he .JUghrl NJ the question. The tounda-
tons OF the house were not laid. The eS-
tate was in Cloudland.
Occasionally he took her ont. Once To
The Tower. once 10 the Crystal Palace; hut
hr lid Not like yiSitin" public resorts appa-
r-ntIv, for De- seemed uneasy when there,
trnk uo pleasure in the sights, and was I'M
patient Ia get away.
Trip asked her husband if she might
Nrt" home, Is she was not going abroad
>h" would like to send 4 line to her mother.
tie perrmpt"rly refused To allow her to
"u'r. Not Tor a month, mind YOU: your
neither expects no letter, and will not be
Uneasy about Won. Let her believe you
age Goo Norway. What Matters
Emit why this mystery, AlgernOn:'
"Wby-mvStcrys' he rubbed his chin.
There I~uo mystery. You don't under
stand ] have no objections. My friends
au1 relatives may call, and | don't want
en- 10 come in and find your mother here.
u Won wrote, she'd he fumbling in with
h'r airs and grimaces.
IMP WAS hurt.
Why do you 90 ont 50 much and leave
he alone.
Il have huSineSS, and business must be
attended To-"
nat i Your ~huSineSS2'
Nothing that Won can understand"
INSIST on knowing" said Trip with
spirit.
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